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You probably did. You probably saw them before they were lost.
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Graeme
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Susofrick
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A Swedish R.I.P. Saw him a couple of times (and the couple is probably there because someone got his mojo working 
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When I was working, I often had to spend hours poring through spread sheets picking items out of the for action.
Music was essential to help get me through the day. It always has been since I was a small child, classical, pop, rock, folk music (yes, I'm THAT old), film music and later on medieval music, bard core (modern music in a medieval style) and ethnic and the like.
There is one sound track that hits so many of the above - and that is Basil Poledouris' soundtrack to "Conan the Barbarian" (1982).
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=P ... D3350985EC
It still stands up after 40+ years.
I have it on a playlist on a hard drive with other 'swordy' sorts of music - Bits from Pirates of the Caribbean, the Lord of the Rings trilogy, Prince of Persia, and Skyrim. Also on the playlist is "King Arthur" and "Troy" (both from 2004) - pretty awful films but the sound tracks are awesome.
Music was essential to help get me through the day. It always has been since I was a small child, classical, pop, rock, folk music (yes, I'm THAT old), film music and later on medieval music, bard core (modern music in a medieval style) and ethnic and the like.
There is one sound track that hits so many of the above - and that is Basil Poledouris' soundtrack to "Conan the Barbarian" (1982).
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=P ... D3350985EC
It still stands up after 40+ years.
I have it on a playlist on a hard drive with other 'swordy' sorts of music - Bits from Pirates of the Caribbean, the Lord of the Rings trilogy, Prince of Persia, and Skyrim. Also on the playlist is "King Arthur" and "Troy" (both from 2004) - pretty awful films but the sound tracks are awesome.
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